This feature allows you to select various financial and/or non-financial items and then export them to Excel or one of several other destination types such a comma separated file, etc. This screen shows both how the data is to be exported as well as the various time period selections that are available.

This feature allows you to select various financial and/or non-financial items and then export them to Excel or one of several other destination types such a comma separated file, etc. This screen shows the line item list, the selected items and the option to edit the content of a previously constructed export filter.

This is an example of one of our Board Reports showing a Balance Sheet report (in chart form) comparing a bank to its peer institution.

This is an example of one of our Board Reports showing a Balance Sheet report (in chart form) comparing a bank to its peer institution.

This is an example of a Balance Sheet report comparing a bank to its peer institution.

This is the primary reporting page. From here you can select from a list of categorized reports and charts, and then display them in one of several ways. You can display a report for a single institution. You can display a report showing a bank against its peer. You can even display a report including every institution in a predefined group. Reports can be printed, sent to a PDF format or exported to Excel or a file.

This screen shows the results of building a group based on three sets of filter criteria. The filter list at the bottom of the page shows that there is one geographic filter (all the banks in California) and two financial filters (banks with Total Assets less than or equal to 500 million dollars and an ROA greater than or equal to 1.00). At this point you can go back and change conditions or save the group.

This filter type allows you to identify institutions base on financial criteria. Here you can select any financial line item in the system and manually enter limit values or range values to refine the list of resulting institutions. You can also use the page to selected a line item by which the final list of institutions will be sorted.

This is an example of one of the group builder filter types. This screen allows you to build a geographical filter by selecting a state, county, city or institution. Filter criteria are added to the build list by clicking on the appropriate “Add” button. Any filter line can be deleted by selecting it and then clicking on the “Delete” button.

This is the first screen you see when you select the Group Builder feature. The group builder allows you to isolate institutions by defining specific filter criteria. The top part of each of the group builder screens allow you to select different types of filters while the bottom part of the screen aggregates the criteria selections that you make during the build process.

This feature allows you work with single institutions. You can select an institution to work with temporarily or add it to a list of favorite institutions. You can select an institution to act as a peer institution for comparisons. You can also get some information about the institution such as an address, website, Weiss rating (Banks and Thrifts only). You can also view a quick report if you like.

This is the header and it appears at the top of every page in the system. The upper right hand corner of the header serves as the primary selection point for switching between product databases as well as switching between group types, groups and institutions.

The bottom portion of the header contains the main menu. The menu is used to navigate throughout the system.

This is the first page shown after logging into the system. The screen consists primarily of two components. The left side of the screen shows the current status of each of the product databases. The right side acts as a billboard and will display information about new features or notices that should help in getting more out of the product.

This is the login screen for the FIREontheWeb website. From this screen, you can either log into the system or request a forgotten password be sent to your email address.